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Orig Lucas L462 Amber Fog Lamp Lens Early Mg Alvis Sunbeam Morgan Jaguar 4 3/4" on 2040-parts.com

US $49.99
Location:

North Haven, Connecticut, United States

North Haven, Connecticut, United States
The lens is in excellent condition with the exception of one mounting tab missing.
Manufacturer Part Number:L462 Warranty:No Placement on Vehicle:Left, Right, Front Part Brand:Lucas Surface Finish:Glass Country of Manufacture:United Kingdom


Please note my stated shipping time is 10 business days.

You are bidding on an original Lucas L462 Amber Fog Lamp lens, that was an accessory on Early 1950's MG, Alvis, Sunbeam, Morgan, Jaguar and other British cars. The lens is amber and it is in excellent condition, with the exception of one of the mounting tabs is missing. This is a 4 3/4" Diameter lens. A great original part.

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